Informes

In addition to supporting the response to COVID-19, WHO continued its humanitarian health operations and delivered medicines, equipment and supplies to maintain essential health services throughout the country. As part of its normative/ development work, it collaborated closely with the MoH to…

HIGHLIGHTS o In March 2022, there was a marked decrease in COVID-19 case incidence, deaths and laboratory tests conducted. Libya continued to be classified as having a high incidence of community transmission (CT3) with six cases/100 000 population/week, with…

Highlights Reports were received from 86 out of 180 reporting facilities (47.8%) in week 13. Compared to 104 (57.8%) in week 12. The total number of consultatations reported during the reporting week was 6,737 compared to 10,700 consultations…

Monthly Childhood Routine Vaccines Availability Monitoring Report The monthly needs of vaccines are monitored by WHO Field coordinators as part of the routine health situation assessment conducted at municipality level. The following 8 Critical Childhood Vaccines Availability are…

The World Food Programme (WFP), in its capacity as global lead of the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC), is leading the Emergency Telecommunications Sector (ETS) in Libya, responding with government, private sector, and humanitarian partners on the ground to…

1. Introduction The Health Resources and Services Availability Monitoring System (HeRAMS1 ) aims at providing decision-makers and health sector actors at large with critical and up-to-date information on the availability of essential health resources and services. The HeRAMS…

Au moins 130 autres personnes ont été interceptées et renvoyées de force en Libye. L’Union européenne fait preuve d’une inacceptable indifférence face à ces drames, qui sont pourtant la conséquence de ses politiques migratoires. Plus de 100…

Highlights: • March reported a marked decline in case incidence, deaths, and lab testing capacity. At the national level, transmission classification for Libya remained a high incidence of community transmission (CT3) at the reporting week 12, based…

More than 100 people have drowned in the Central Mediterranean in one week while at least 130 others have been forcibly returned to Libya. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) condemns Italy and Malta’s failure to assist boats in…

HIGHLIGHTS OCHA-led UN inter-agency mission visits Alwahhat region in eastern Libya. Mine action critical to Libya's recovery. Summary of DTM Round 40: Displaced population continues to decline amidst improved security situation. Humanitarian Access update: Limitations on banking transactions affecting cash-based…